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A Necessary Adjournment.

from the New York Star.
The general term OF the Supreme Court was In
session and the vast court room was crowded with
attorneys The court was fixing dates for argu.
nent or cases on appeal The calendar was grad.
ualy being disposed of when the case OF a bright.
looking young lawyer was called.
"Will your honor kindly adjourn this case for
three weeks?" the young man said.
DOCS the counsel on the other side conSent?'
asked the presiding justice.
mo, your honor; but"
"iou must obtain the consent or else give some
good reason Tor the adjournment, or / will be
oDIsed 10 set the case down for thi, week."
~ have reason" and th lawyer hesltated
Nv ell, tell US what II Is"
"YOur honor, on the day my opponent wishes to
argue The case have arranged TO get married
and deep blush sufuSed his cheeks
"And you can't postpone The wedding ceremony"
queiied ne presiding justice, with u smile.
Il hardly see now ] can"
"iou couldn't arrange to get married in the
morning, and auspiciOusly begin your weudin
.Suf by bringing your oriae TO court and maAins
81 don't KNOW" and the young man began to
grow nervous.
We'll we won't ask you to come this week. The
Case Will De set down for three weeks hence, and
Jou have the best Wishes or the court Tor happl.
ness IN the meanwhile"
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Beston's lmprisened breaches.

From the Boston Journal. October Ia
The bulletin boards informed me that me Rev.
Mr.. DAVIS had gone 70 jan for Nfus,ng TO aax the
necessary permit 70 preach on the Common. THIS
was not the future that good and kindly Harvard
chaplain, the kev. Dr. Andrew p. Peabudy,
expected when In Park street church, some
ysars ago, he Apuke Of the great abilities OF
the young man before him, termed him .
most remarkable student, and prodicted that he
was destined for the full tide OF q brilliant ca
reer. But M DAVIS shaped Ais course In a.d1fYer.
ent way from that expected. and che results OF
hts education AZ acadony and college nave been
given. not 70 the intellectual but 70 the ignorant
In w1nters II has BEEN his practice fov long time
to preach among the rough woodmen in the villas
OF MichtgAn, devOttng his summer 10 oper-aif
teachingsin the cities Probably few OF the news.
paper readers havo ever seen this determined
preacher, for his auditors have for the
most part been people OF the nonrread.
ing class TO picture him rightly they
can imagine Q tall, well built, muscular body,
surmounted By SwaSthy c0untenance nearly con.
cealed BY 0 thick, heavy, crispy beard OF deepest
black-th0ugh the hair b now slightly tinYed with
gray-and regular. sven featuresI making In the
entirety hands6me, wen formed, Vigorous man.
His beard - never shaved, becahse ne believes
shaving ngn Of ef1eminacy. His voice . p.scs.
ing and well regulated while his gestures ars 9ssy
and quietly impressiv2 Al On all, 10 ID elergy.
man who would appear - greatest a1vantAee g q
church pulpit where bis Appearanee wouid unite
with his sducai,on 4ta,snt IN elective work
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Whore they All Are.
Burdetts in brooklyn Earle.

Where, Oh where has The young man gone who
graduation clothes put on, some time along the
last OF May. and owned the whole wide world for
a dayf And where Is the girl graduate, who
chanted an essay dread with fate, and started out
with gigyling frown to turn this old world I'D
side DOWN. And where is last years candidate.
who had things fixed for this years slater Who
carried around, as you'd believe, couple OF coun-
ties IN his sleeve? And where Is the scribe with
a vaultlng w1li, who tired . long felt want, and
cuurted shekels and rrnown with minlon paper
in bourgeois town. The lad has divided the world
up fair. and owns but his own eight. billionth
share; the sweet girl grad. ts grand surprise.
and c0nquers the world with wei made pies: the
candidate with his deathless "gall" Is fixing him.
SELF for another fall; while the Journalist with the
naughty crest has gone the way OF last years nest.
SO year BY year and day by day the world runs on
In the same old way; the balloon that Is the big.
q out
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a French Gallant EOO1ed.
low AZ AMERICAN GEL INVITED 4 PAAMlAN DCD
TO BRRAHpAof.

A Preach Gallant EOoled.
row AZ AMxRIcAS GEL INVITED PARmIAx DCDD
10 BRRAkYAof
From Paris Letter.
A pretty Yankee cir, Is daily attendant 1t one
OF the ateliers on the grand boulevards. Her
lodgings are some distance up the Champs
klysees and recently she became conscious
that ceftaiL young man. always at the same
spot overlook her on her way home 70 lunch
and logged her footsteps until she reached the
Paris eusiomlp ant qo h., 1ss uoune man N.
oiviooaiiy very much, but when one day be at:
ssmptsd 70 address her, she made up her MIND
olg-ooned duenna OF tue strong New England
Type, Was informed OF the condition or Affairs aud
was made acquainted with her niece's proposed
The day after their council OF war the young
woman was overtaken as usual BY her admfrer.
she seemed 70 smile somewhat favordbly on hun,
ne kindly and Hospitality invited her TO breakfast
sne expressed diliidence at accepting hospitality
from an utter stranger and objected tnat preaE-
last Was awaiting her at her own apartment She,
however, presumed that enough would 0e served
,or Two and II monsieur would excuse what ae e.
company during her solitary meal Ihe young
man Jumped With eagernesS ut her proposition,
0y ae msy have had as q n
risk, OF failure was not apparent In her manner,
aud she succeeded In combining the tax TO pleas
ant generaiities until her apartment was reached
There the young man received his first cneck
when the door W - thrown open and disclosed the
Stable proportions Of the stern duenna- ne Dad,
however, gone TOO far to turn BACK, ana ne al
lowed himself to be usAered Inside, and the door
10 be closed on him.
Aunt" expiadned the young woman TO her
duenna, 'this poor fellow Is hungry, ana toIo
him thought we could ind him something 70
eat"
''Oh, certainly, answered the kind-hearted aunt;
81 hope We need never refuse the demands or The
needy. MARIE" she called out to the thin 10 I'D,
who Immediately appeared, lake thus man 70 Tue
Kitchen and tell the cook 10 give hiin some DREAD
and meat"
The unhappy Frenchman. IN spite OF his protests
anu xpOstu. "a ions, was shown through Tue DOOR
INTO tine Kitchen, whence he Was aOle W escape oy
the servants stairway. The young Indy has since
seen or heard nothing from her harmless but an
noying prosecutor.
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From the Bundner Tagblatt
The very highest church In Europe Il the PHI.
gr1mage Chapel OF st. Maria do zitsit, above
Salux, In the canton OF GraubUnden. Il lies
43A meters above the seq ievel--nearly LOCO feet
high. above the forest. the limits OF perpetual
snow. It Is only open during the summer time Of
that region, or, as the folks thereabout reckon,
from 81. john the Baptists Day TO 1t. Michasls
main there through the summer with their cows
and goats, and occasionally ny hunters In search
OF the channels and marmot. All the inhabttanty
OF Salux climb up thither on Midsummer Day ~
assist ut the first mass and hear the nrst sermon
or the year, and there Is also crowded cOnRreka.
ton on Michaelmas Day at the last service Of the
year. From time TO time few stray pilgrims from
the Graubanden Oberiand and the Tyrul ma their
way there. The second highest church. probably,
IN Eu-0pe-that OF Monstein--als0 open only In the
sumMer, belongs to Graubunden. At our visit the
bale old preacher had I'VE foreign tourists for his
congregation.
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EORiiSh Eiigibles.

The three most eligible men In England, in q
matrimonial way, are the duke OF Norfolk, the
earl Of Dudley, and the duke OF Portland The
after duke Is the nephew OF the late eccentric
nobleman, who erected high glass wall about his
premises in Cavendish Square. He always had q
handsome dinner served daily when he was
absent, the dishes being put upon the table and
removed without having been tasted. Thus the
servants were always expecting the dukes arrival
he gave his butler Instructions AFTER each dinner
IVY lord, the dinner is served, and. thanG God
the china Is safe" Hts grace had the ne,t col,ec
ton or rare china in England. The earl OF Dudley
Is quite young, and Is like his beautiful mother
the famous professional beauty.
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Where They are Always Behind the

Although the Philippine Islands lie near to the
Asiauc coast 1t was BY spaniards who sailed east.
ward rom America that they were settled. Did
they rev1se their calend = when they c ossed The
magic line. an strike out day to keep them.
selves abreast OF the times? No such thing; the
Spanish dons OF that day were proud and nery
folk, and II their Calendar did not agree with the
times, then so much tn worse for the tines ANY,
the Manila or Philippine Islands they sliiI reckOned
by the calendar which had been taken from spain
10 America, aud from America by them on their
voyage. They were, OF course, day In arrear:
but as here were not then any important settle
menus OF civilized nations thereaDOut with whom
the date couid be compared the error was not
noticed; The reckoning took nrm hold, and In con.
sequence the Inhabitants OF Manila keep Flooding
along one day behind oil their immediate neigh.
bOra,
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TVnUllAs DCWIINo. Aucronssr
ikgsTEE SALE %, or 4 .v TTD,sroEI EaA a.
THETS sixTx AEb sIyESIH s.kkETs;
Also, LOT on sEyExTH sTREEi. HELMhEN

TNEEG 0lxIh AND 0ktENIh nkkIo.
Ass2bt i4d pS ssy6HTTHA ssTEhfk s sEkEk
n S.9sSs 4 S.sd q trust dated tn. ga day Of
MAY, 1854 and duly recorded In Hbsrl los, folio X
Si6 e seo one Of the lsnd records for washne- -
ton County u The District 81 ColusnbiA end by drec
ton q Tie party sscused thereby ths updsnisnsd
s;Hs ,ssss f35bS4Hf t ISt iEE aMEs y;
numbered Svo hundred and one t3O1 in Th.eikelqs
ssnaSs On lie south ID q srss 8 diss.Sce irSm
and running hepce south txty ieet thence esd eev
snSesn Tea sx 81, tchs thence neth stKty tset
10 street. thence ssventeen Il uix co.
inchee 70 tie place Of beinning conveyed 10 Henry
WGaicn by Ne nsns Of HenSy A. waylAnd, deed frm
Thos.sas Dr0Wn aud WIFE, datsd nsptsnber .. 1ho9
Al.s shs Pc e .os mSsrsd one hanaesS spd
ssme Z: southwest q said Lt numbered cue
hppdrUd and ninsty-nins (1eQl running thsnos est
opS huudFe1 md tl35J fset thence north
tepty tsO, foet. tho1ce w0st twsutythroe t3) fsvt
thence north twentytwo {21 SesA eeha 90 anckess
thencs west t4b ises nine lpJ incbes; thscs
south fourteen A) fset eleven Nl, tnchss, sksnrs
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inssnsoSs 90 sna svo yssss sztsr dsis u sas v5ik
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80 Nh q sSp 1sys efsr 1ny u 81 de pesQsrV
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school Dresses.

Annie Jenness Miller in Dress
No doubt the faculty and trustees OF any girls
school would do service to universal wOmanktDd
by Insisting upon plain, sensible costume to be
worn by all pupils during the school years. Many
points can be urged in its favor; regard for phys
illogical needs OF developing girls the freedom OF
the costume, the ssterhoOd, which would at once
put all young ladies, rich and poor alike, on the
footing OF equality in dress durtlg the years they
are intimately associated beneath the same roof
and In the same worH, ending 1ooiish and Often
times bitter rivalry between those who can and
taose who cannot afford to dress richly: and, per-
hapa, no less important point than the Others re-
serve the pleasure Of beautiful cOstuning Tor the
entrance upon social life, which Is re lily the be-
ginning OF the necessity for Individuality ia dress
While girls are In the schOOl-rOOm their minds
should be occupied with its work and the simple,
heaithful pleasures Incident 10 harmonious, de-
velopment OF the bodily ana mental powers which
are 70 make the grand women later, ana simple
costume, varied In color to save monOtOny, would
conduce greatly TO the benefits OF school OF col
lege course. Make this regulation dress pref ty
and attractive light IN weight, refined and grace
1ul, always bearing in mind the freedom Tor de-
velopment Of good, sound limos and muscles; but
keep rich fabrics and fine jewels for the social
debut
Keep the girls young, and with something al.
ways in anticipation, for nothing is more issust-
Ing ana disheartening TO thoughtful people than
the dse miss OF sixteen who knows everything
and doesn't see much In life anyhow.
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DAaxKxs oIxoER TONIC TEE BEST cURB
II scr Uo9dha, Neal Lunes. Asthma lpdigsstiou. In
nssascaDss W1sH ssAl.sscs ealssr. szerss cnr.ssvs
lSssr Yysx a..s.ss eih.oy. y osscs ssn:ass, ssss
issssass ns Z, s.s ssSS.sc.. E.ss ksa.sy. .pa
wuld recover ths-r health ~ the sss2y ~ q PAn-
kEn's oznoa 1outc 10 = 80 he aud strou9th 70 Tho
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A Substitute for Gunpowder.

rrOm tue LOuuOD D1iIy news.
1t Is rumored that Russia means to give up the
pernictous habit OF burning powder. Not that the
Northern Bear Is going to abJure traditions and
lead for the future a life OF sweetness and light,
but that a Russian engineer has found q cheaper
and yet more efficient substitute for the villain
Gus saltpeter OF the past. II Is said that this
explosive differs from gun cotton and similar com.
pounds In that IL does not strike downward. We
do not know why such compounds are popularity
credited with an especial preference for the down.
ward path, unlessit be the III bocal uses to which
they are sometimes put. The truth 1, that their
explosion Is completed so quickly that the fun
force Is exerted before there has been time for the
9 Uses produced by the ignition 70 Lift up the at.
InoSphere. The new explosive is said TO be like
gunpowder IN that IT only acts forward, by which
We suppose that the explosion takes place at about
the same rate, for we have an idea that guns are
liable TO recotl, or even TO burst. Every now and
then there come ctrcumstantial accounts OF some
new method Tor preparing cheap hydrogen or
cheap aluminium, either OF which would go FAR to
revoiutiOnize the world; but cheap Hunpowder II
the report be true, can only be welcomed for the
dim Possibility OF reduction In the army and
navy estimates
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PROFESSIONAL.

DRoF. CLAY, Wonderfully 0ifsed ClAirvoysnt A.
trologer and spiritual hedIula livery nildau mys-
teTy revealed Receivers lost solsa pr erty. C.us
slesy niAFrsaees. brlngs sspar&ted together. fvss
success In business Removes ali family troubles
Clres sickness ALI IN trouble Will ume and iis-
ap ointuent By calling this genuine ciaarvoyant
Nhal he do. cituuss, 800 Hous 70 b. Open
Sundays. Al 9th ST. NV oe-3vs
M NIX BRoOKE TELLS ALL fHE EvHNTe or
IVA LII n AL business conndsntisl Ladies aud gsD-
tieaneu 80 cents ssch. eos stree between eth and
bah streets northwest s6-sws
INVOICES PROCURED. AT SMALL EXPENSE
~ tnropeh competent iswyers Questions answsrs4
6tss ofhce- s2o-lms
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an sSAh vselss or 5evsly Ceso slsTsv7A9 und pr1nS
~. tssA saoisynz6 ~ ~ Sc bsasxL0. kov3pinus1o
eeanSs ~ osrksnG go ell klnssuf s>nnt1s
49, - hhvse SoAAnsA sazusUslzagB hG1nknD go 81
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daAscERy SALE OF Sick yHa,ly 4opyx AID
sqSEk 81 F SEEaf fsS 81 caBb
p 1ssss Q :zsesSs: Pssssaip s.,ss No le7ss.
isSSiA se HSs 4E!S esfid s n g s
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fssss x - sssksrd 60; = AZ 8 Is ssssi
psyneata. g - - s.cSs nise2aA vsA sse:i:
~ AZ So az sss 9. s' !: On! - ~ s y
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Queen vicsorta,s Break s.se.

il may Interest New Workers TO know on what
Queen Victoria breakfasts The following was the
menu served one day last week to the queen ana
guests at Balnoral: scotch porridge cold rump
steak, cold ganiinon OF bacon, boiled eggs Scolcn
sconea brown bread, butter, honey, Tea, coffee.
anu q Aina oi COCOA specially prepared for the
and was served 10 each guest In blue and white
china basins. These basins were nilei by the At
ton rs 10 whether porridge Was wanted or not I.
was evidently required by court etiquette that the
meal should be begun with this SOLID fUundntion.
ana that Individual Tastes or the aonored yi.lLrs
hse 10 BE- kept In apeyanca
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DENTISTRY.

nR DUKE, DENTIST. sl5 Ii IN Nw.-TEET1
~ sxtrscted without pain. W .ppostiea
ltepAred AVID usea ouy ~ snsl Aeelh niied IA fer-
iest nt1ns ssts VI arsAncal ssstA OSsrsons 6uAraa
nR STARR PARsoNA DENTIST, erH ST, COR
" ne. NV ilns specislty; slso. The cure e
ee shs gums silsvistes pan q sKsrsctil.g AZ
nk T. ~ TALBOT. DANTlsT. ss7 I'm 81.
~ 1rss ocon fron corner ~ h DesustrJ IN anl0
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MAILER B. WILLIAMS 4 CO, Auctioneers

nv ALI En- d. WILLIAMS q COs AuctlOneerA
Trustees SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
BIDDING. OIL PAINTINGS, ENGRAklNaS,
MANTEL AND PIE PIER MInRoks. CRYSTAL
By virtue OF a lesd OF trust dated June lst, A. D..
1873 snd duly recorded in Liber No. S91 folio T. ct
Of the land records for the District Of Colum
bix and also By virtue OF q decree Of the Supreme
Court Of tie District Of Columbia passed in Equity
No. 1867 shall sell, At pubic auction, within
aud in front Of the auction Of Matter b. VIII
Hams Co, corner 10Th and streets northwest fac.
ing Pennsy wanna avenue, on THURSDAY OCTOBER
TWENIY-SkNENIH A. D.. 1887, commencing at
chstteis. and personal property embraced in aid
trust and referred to in said decree, Consisting
part Of
Handsome Walnut Chamber Suites. heavily carved
best NIKE: Eegaut Hall iscf elaboraiely ca we'd very
costly. Walnut Frame French Plate Mante and Pier
Mirrors; Walnut Frame rsrlor suite. upholstered in
Hand ome Walnut Bookcases Msrole-top Center IA
bies: Library Tables; Eexant Music Stand; Brouxes;
Mlntel Clock aud ornaments; sy Chairs; Hand
Pillar Extension Table: Walnut Diningkoom Chsirs,
upholstered IN Leather: Walnut Writing Desks; Ma.
nut Marble-top Sideboards Reirigers or: 10 Hand
some Pedestas: Lounges: Crystal and other Chande-
liers; Feather Pillows and Bolsters: Oil PAINTINGS:
En1raytngs; .hrouIoa Walnut Hall Chairs; aair Mat
tresses; Turkish Chsirs; Window H.nn ~ &c. .
Terms cash. WALTER b. WILLIAMG
o20-dtds Trostee.
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Bh AlNAkD H WAkNEK Trustee.
DUNCANSON BROS, 0l6 + st NV
Auctioneers. o2l-d
TWO NEW BRICK HOUSES, NOS 9O3 AND oO5
u EAST CAIITOL STREET.

1.-TWO NEW BRICK HOUSES, NOS 0O3 AND Dos
u EAST CAPITOL STREET,
On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, OCTOBER
INVENT SEVENTH, at FIVE O'CLOCK. We will 1N4
SELL in front of the Premises the part OF l
LOT g. SQUARE 042
fronting 80 zig feet on East CAPITOL str ct with
depth OF so feet improved BY new well-built g.
r0 aud cellar Houses, nEpderu improvements all p
way in rear Desirable ~ Investment suitable tor
com ortabe homes.
Terms: Ope-third cash; balance in one and ivo
years notes to bear per cent interest from date
sale payable semiannualy to be secured b. deed
of trust all cash. At OF purchaser. deposit
Of 100 each house ut time of sale Cunveyancing
&c. at purchaxe cost Terms to be implied with In
days. otherwise right reserved to resell at risk ssd
o2l DUNcANsoN BRs 8. Aucts.
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ANTHONY HYDE,
7.dts l2US 3lsi Il a. w.
(yHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
ChEM ESIAlE BEING No. 1907 f1issT

sTRkET soUTHkAsT.
By virtue OF uecIee Of the Supreme Court Of -
the District of Columbia passed October 8. 1857. -
In Equity Cause No. lu53s, will sell at public ~
auction IN front Of the premises, on MONDAY, tne
TwkNfY-xOs BIN DAY OF ocToBLk, 1857. ct
hALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK p. NJ al that piece or
parcel OF ground in the city Of Washington, y. c..
and being part Of Lot nun6ered fourteen n4j, in
square numbered seven hundred sud three S03l, be-
gnninF ior The same q point on the line OF lst
northeast corner Of said lot and thence south
twnty.:sysn SO feet thee g, 1eLes thence ss,s
twenty -seven lzl feet CD inches aud thence
west sxtyeixht 1851 feet four 4 inches the place
Of beepnns, to<ether vi b the improvements thereon
which consist Of House. with brick bassmsnt and
twv fral..e stories-
Terms sale e prescribed BY the decree: Ope-thrd
Of the purchass mon IN cash. one third ~ six
mopths and onethird In twelve months from the day
Of sale, all at the option Of the purhaser
deferred pAymeuta, any, 70 be secured by deed of
trust upon tine property With interest thereon 1t the
rate Of SIX per centum per snnun. A deposit Of
hundred dollars tti005 will be required at the
sale Al copveyancinr st pnrch .srs expsnss ~ the
terna OF sale not coinplsed With IN ten tl0) days
frym the day Of s.e the Hropey VII be resold st the
wAIrrs r. wit fsnss co. S. 1ssssss sss.'''
o12.eodkdS
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AUCTION SALES.
. ONIRT voSE q 90,
u Rsai kstats Agents.. 300 2 q. a.

n Esai Ess.ss ksesss. 800 BU aA
y1RLMpToRY SALE On pEsnAbIa ux1,s.
PROVED PROPERTY IN FAST NXSHtNoTOE.
ths premises On fRIDAY. OCTOBER TWTNiY.v
sla, 4th street between and yIests nors&sess
1Sx100 to an alley. Also,
The north l6n let Of lot 8. In sonass siS - tho
dspth thereof ttOS LIE fsetl
sQ the south 20 feet lot u and the porsh 10 lsst
inc hes Of lot -, In square $50. EAss casatol
ON sATUfpAy. OCTOBER TWENTY-FIVE st
foUR UCLo~K p n, lot Is. in sQusre SS2
Lots 8 TO l2. both inclusive. in sausrS lQ7Q
Terms st sale. 600 delost each puYchaoe Of
time Of sae Oonveysncins 1t purchaser cost Title
RoDfRr voxE
ozi4s Anctienees
WALTER b WILLIAMS 4 90. AactsOoesT1
AISTISN SALE OF TSUE Bull DING LOTS oy &
flksT SHEETS NORTHEAST
o. THURSDAY, OCTOBER TWENTIETH, ct -
FOUR O'CLOCK N, We shan ssn Lets Kos. ~
191, lB2 1913. and 1e@ Of saunders Arms' spb 80
OF So ga each lot lSx14 to lott alley: water pas.
aud sewerage; in . well built-up nsigh1orLood.
block Of houses can be erected thereon with the ne
Terms. cash. $50 down on each lot time Of ssia
ol5-4t WALTER b. WILLIAMS Co, Aucta
n THE ABOVE SALE IN POSTPONED. ON
Account Of the rsin. until SATURDAY. OS,1OBER
AENrY-SECOND. At HAIF-PASf FOUR 7. q
o21-2t
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UNo s .ouT PEoPLE.

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